BCS 722 Tractor Instructions

BCS 722 Tractor

Product Specifications

• Engine: Honda GX240
• Electric Start Option: Yes
• Transmission: All Gear Drive
• Clutch Type: Double Cone, Spring-Loaded
• Axle Configuration: Straight Axle; Optional ratcheting hub accessory
• Working Gears: 2 forward, 2 reverse
• Working Gear Speeds: 0.68 and 1.4 MPH
• Transport Gear Speed: 7.6 MPH
• Standard Wheel/Tire Size: 4x10x18″; Optional size: 5x10x19″
• Weight: 275 pounds (with 20” tiller)

The BCS 722 is a versatile, two-wheel tractor powered by an 8 HP Honda GX240 engine, ideal for small-scale farming and gardening tasks. It features two forward and reverse speeds, anti-vibration handlebars, and a fast transport mode, making it suitable for a variety of attachments, such as tillers, mowers, and chippers/shredders.

OVERVIEW

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Introduction

The BCS 722 is designed for flexibility across tilling, mowing, chipping, shredding, and other power equipment tasks. It is well regarded for its combination of performance and value, particularly for home gardens and hobby farms. Key specifications include:

• Honda GX240 (8 HP) engine​
• Two working speeds forward and reverse, plus a third transport speed for rear-mount attachment.
• Adjustable and anti-vibration handlebars for operator comfort​
• Weight of about 165 to 27,5 lbs, depending on configuration​

The tractor’s build allows increased ground clearance and stability, particularly with larger wheel options. Attachments commonly used include tillers (up to 26″), sickle bar mowers (up to 45″), chippers, log splitters, and more.​

Installation and Setup

Setting up the BCS 722 involves several steps to ensure safe and efficient operation:

• Unboxing and Initial Setup: Remove all packaging materials and ensure that no shipping damage occurred.​​
• Handlebar Adjustment: Use the adjuster lever to set the handlebars to a comfortable height, both vertically and laterally.​
• Engine Preparation: Check engine oil level and fuel before starting. Adjust the throttle lever (idle to full speed), open the fuel valve, and set the choke for cold starting.​
• Controls and Safety Checks: Ensure the clutch lever and stop lever are operational. Depress the clutch slowly when engaging gears; select the appropriate gear for your intended task.​​
• Attachment Fitting: Select and attach the desired implement. Make sure the attachment is securely connected and test its movement and safety interlocks. Adjust working depth or angle as per attachment instructions.​
• Operational Testing: With all safety procedures in place, start the engine and test drive at low (first) gear before proceeding with actual field work.​

Always refer to the specific user manual or instructional videos for detailed setup and operational hints to ensure maximum safety and efficiency during installation and use.​​ If you need more detailed step-by-step guidance for installation or want to access video tutorials, BCS America and YouTube channels offer practical resources covering unboxing, handlebar adjustment, engine checks, and initial use. In addition to all-gear drive and the advanced handlebar system like that of the 718, the model 722 is the most popular of the Straight Axle tractors and features:

• More Horsepower: Powered by Honda’s GX240 engine, the 722 can accommodate both the same and larger versions of the attachments suitable for the 710 and 718. These include the 26” Tiller, 45”, 47” & 51″ Sickle Bar Mowers, 28” Snow Thrower, and 40” Power Sweeper. Plus, the 722 can accommodate a wider range of attachments that include the Chipper/Shredder, Log Splitter, 40” Snow Blade, 36” Dozer Blade, and Utility Trailer.
• Larger Wheels: The larger diameter wheels and tires provide added traction, stability, and ground clearance when operating on uneven terrain.

FEATURES

• All Gear Drive w/ Heat-treated Steel Gears & Embedded Ball Bearings
• Double Cone Clutch
• Best Warranty in the Industry
• Limited Lifetime Transmission Warranty*
• 3-year Engine Warranty
• Convenient Shuttle-style Forward/Reverse Control
• Easily Adjusted Anti-Vibration Handlebars w/ 180º Rotation
• 7 Vertical Handlebar Settings (front & rear)
• 3 Horizontal Handlebar Settings (front & rear)
• Two Working Speeds in Each Direction
• Transport Speed (rear-mount only)
• Available with Recoil Start

Warranty Claim Submission Process

1. Fill out the warranty claim form completely.
2. Submit the form within 30 days of the repair date to the BCS Distributor.
3. Do not include prices on the claim form.
4. Include the tractor serial number for identification.

Parts Replacement and Retention

Dealers must retain all damaged parts replaced under warranty until credit for each claim has been received. Tag each part for easy reference. Parts may be discarded when credit has been received.

Prior Approval for High-Value Claims
Any claim with an estimated value over $300.00 (total of parts and labor) must have a prior approval number from the dealer’s BCS Distributor. The Distributor must also call BCS for an authorization number.

Warranty Labor Rate and Reporting
BCS will pay a $45.00 per hour warranty labor rate. Any claim requesting 4 or more hours ought to be accompanied by a detailed work report. BCS reserves the right to adjust unreasonable labor rate requests.

Warranty Reinstatement Process
BCS offers a warranty reinstatement for all BCS units that are returned to a BCS dealer within 90 days of the original sale date. Upon return of the unit, the dealer must complete a Returned Tractor Notification card (part #095.001) and send it to BCS. Upon receipt, BCS will reissue a new unit warranty for that particular unit.

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